49ers Vs. Redskins, Final Injury Report: Ray McDonald Listed As Doubtful
The San Francisco 49ers and Washington Redskins have issued their final injury reports for Sunday's game and defensive end Ray McDonald is officially listed as doubtful for the game. That puts him at approximately a 25% chance of playing. McDonald still expects to play, but doubtful players rarely are active on Sunday.
This injury means that Ricky Jean Francois would be the "next man up." RJF would get the start at left defensive end and Demarcus Dobbs would become the primary backup defensive end. It would be RJF's second start of the 2011 season. He started at nose tackle week five against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers when Isaac Sopoaga was dealing wtih his staph infection. If McDonald is inactive on Sunday, this also likely means that rookie nose tackle Ian Williams would be active. While RJF can play all three defensive line positions, Dobbs is primarily a defensive end.
In other news, Moran Norris is listed as questionable and I would imagine Bruce Miller gets another start at fullback. He has stepped up in the role and has earned additional playing time even beyond Norris' injury. If Norris is inactive again this week, next week could give us a better idea of Norris' role through the rest of 2011.
Finally, Tramaine Brock is listed as probable this week. He has been inactive with a hand injury, but looks like he is once again ready to be activated. This past Sunday's inactives included Scott Tolzien, Brett Swain, Tramaine Brock, Moran Norris, Daniel Kilgore, Mike Person, Ian Williams. This week, McDonald and Williams would likely switch places. If Brock is activated, I'm guessing one of the dedicated special teams players will be deactivated. That could mean Tavares Gooden or Colin Jones would seem to be the most likely candidates to be inactive.
49ers
Doubtful
DE Ray McDonald (hamstring)
Questionable
FB Moran Norris (fibula)
Probable
WR Michael Crabtree (foot)
CB Tramaine Brock (hand)
CB Chris Culliver (shoulder)
WR Braylon Edwards (knee)
FS Dashon Goldson (knee)
CB Shawntae Spencer (toe)
Redskins
Out
RB Tashard Choice (hamstring)
WR Santana Moss (hand)
Questionable
S Oshiomogho Atogwe (toe, knee)
CB Phillip Buchanon (neck, knee)
TE Fred Davis (ankle)
T Trent Williams (ankle)
Probable
S Reed Doughty (chest)
LB London Fletcher (hamstring)
LB Rocky McIntosh (ankle)
TE Logan Paulsen (shoulder)
RB Mike Sellers (back)
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at this point, if anyone is hurt let them rest.
Don’t want to see any further injuries, and it is nice to the “the next guy up” some quality reps. It can only be beneficial for the team. (the reps not the injuries :) )
A really funny exchange on HogsHaven, LOL
Key to the game:
Stop Frank Gore and win.
by iH8dallas on Nov 4, 2011 10:42 AM EDT reply actionsYea…and ummm…we have to score a few points too
by StephanHart on Nov 4, 2011 10:43 AM EDT up reply actionsSecond key to the Game:
Score more points than San Fran
by travisjh86 on Nov 4, 2011 10:51 AM EDT up reply actions 2 recsOr score at all…
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by Parks Smith on Nov 4, 2011 10:55 AM EDT up reply actionsI’d actually argue let Gore do his thing and take care of business everywhere else.
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by Parks Smith on Nov 4, 2011 10:55 AM EDT up reply actionsBut if Gore does his thing, the 49ers won’t need to do anything else
by StephanHart on Nov 4, 2011 11:02 AM EDT up reply actions
Haha… if you want a good laugh go over to their blog… there are some hilarious comments!
I'm loving our 49er team more and more as time passes...
We not only have outstanding ability at most starting postitions, but we have quality backups, as well. Sopoaga goes out for a game, Ricky steps in and plays well, this week McDonald most likely out, again Ricky steps in and I have confidence that he will do well again.
Miller replaces Norris, and the level of play actually improves. Josh Morgan goes down, but our wide receiving corps doesn’t miss a beat. Rachal underperforms, Snyder steps in and does yeoman service. Gore comes out of the game, Hunter goes in and performs.
Who’da thunk that we’d not only be in 1st place BY 4 FULL GAMES, but that we’d be developing DEPTH on the roster…
After all was said and done, a lot more got said than done.
Looking at how low the spread is
I think a lot of people have this pegged as the “upset special of the week”
If you're watching a blowout, you can pass the time by counting the double teapots.
Samurai Champloo > Macross
Yeh, I'd be (e) special upset
if Niners tank this game. Finally get one of TV in SoCal.
I'll be glad if McDonald gets some rest.
I doubt he can play every snap like Smith does all year and not be adversely effected in the playoffs.

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